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The novel Anandamath written by Bankin Chandra was to all the patriot along with The Gita , why?
Asked by lalit mahata,
26 Jan 08:53 am
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Gita was the medicine to Bankim Chandra ji . Phlosophy and thoughts of God filled his writing.
Answered by tanuja, 26 Jan 01:26 pm
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The blazing rays of the Bankim genius fell on the Bengali literature at a time when pundits of the Sanskrit generation and upcoming English-educated youths of Bengal both treated Bengali language with derogation and disdain as unsuitable and unsophisticated for expression of higher thoughts or literary pursuits. Bankim, not only an outstanding scholar but also an tireless researcher who never stopped short of finding the Truth for himself, fully equipped in both Sanskrit and English, dedicated his entire life and love to his mother tongue and set out to prove to the world that Bengali is as good a language as any other for all forms of literary work...!
Answered by Dil Se, 26 Jan 02:43 pm
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It depicted the role of sadhus in those times for freedom struggle
Answered by Quest, 26 Jan 11:44 am
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Bankim Chandra's literary career started in the late 1850's with publication of a number of youthful compositions in the Sambad Prabhakar and with his first book of poetry Lalita O Manas. Serialisation in 1964 of his English novel RajMohan's Wife in the Indian Field provided a mere hint of a talented author in the making. His first Bengali novel Durgeshnandini written between 1862-1864 and published in 1865 ushered in a new era in Indian literature. Severely criticised though, by the conservatives, it was enormously popular as is evidenced by its thirteen editions (in those days) in three decades after its publication. The fountain of his creative genius started flowing freely after birth of the Bangodarshan magazine under his editorial supervision. He wrote in all fourteen novels and a large number of essays, special treatise and monographs - subject matter of which varied form mundane matters of economics to serious analysis and evaluation of literature, art, science, society, philos
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Answered by jameel ahmed, 26 Jan 09:17 am
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